94% of sexual crimes go unreported in New Zealand. Knowing that so few sexual crimes are reported is absolutely horrific and tells it’s own story of how badly victims are …
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Part 1 – The Right To Silence. On the 18th of June 2006, two vulnerable babies tragically lost their lives. After being taken off life support at Auckland Starship Children’s …
27/06/2014 An OIA released by the NZ Herald today reveals that more than 115,000 offenders in NZ have had their convictions hidden thanks to the absurd Clean Slate Act. “We …
Collins congratulated on latest victims’ initiative 25/06/2014 The Sensible Sentencing Trust has congratulated the Justice Minister, Judith Collins on the latest initiative to help protect victims. The Victims Orders against Violent …
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Sensible Sentencing Trust is incensed at Police Minister Anne Tolley’s announcement this afternoon that she will introduce legislation to enable the Police to charge for its vetting service. SST National …
Critics of mental health legislation are championing a change in the way those acquitted of offending due to insanity are dealt with by the Courts. Auckland man Max McGowan was …
The Sensible Sentencing Trust is calling for an overhaul of the parole system after yet another dangerous offender has been recalled to prison after the Parole Board had released him. …
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The Sensible Sentencing Trust is outraged that yet another prisoner released on parole is on-the-run and terrifying New Zealand residence. “Once again the Parole Board has got it wrong,” Ruth …
Labour only has itself to blame for its dismal poll results and will need to have a close look at long-term strategy if it is stand any chance at the …
The Sensible Sentencing Trust says the agreement to allow cross sharing of information between New Zealand and the United States is a constructive and practical tool to combat crime and …